With the Dolphins leading 27-14 with under 3 minutes to go, the East Division leading Miami Dolphins allowed a mediocre 4-8 Tennessee Titans team to orchestrate an incredible comeback. Something in the milk ain’t white! Of course, the dread and apprehension that I felt prior to opening kickoff began last week against the Commanders.
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The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) has announced its Division II All-American teams, featuring four HBCU defensive players.
New Colorado Buffaloes Coach Deion Sanders has been named Sports Illustrated’s “Sportsman of the Year.”
All media included in Prensa Latina’s Sports Survey will vote on equal terms and will choose any athlete from Latin America and the Caribbean (even if they do not appear on the list with proposals).
Art Rust Jr. is their Curt Flood for those hosting talk shows about baseball and other sports. And, like most baseball players who reap the spoils of modern economics thanks to Flood, sports talk show hosts rarely, if ever, extend a thank you to Rust.
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If the Dolphins’ overarching goal is to win the Super Bowl, then they are ascending in the right direction. The 45-15 demolition of the Washington Commanders wasn’t earth shattering, but it demonstrated their skill and ability to summarily dispose of an inferior opponent.
Florida A&M used an explosive 229-yard output on the ground, including 113 yards from Terrell Jennings, and four rushing touchdowns to pick up a 35-14 win against Prairie View A&M Saturday night in Bragg Memorial Stadium.
Angel Rich-Jones and her husband Karl Jones, have launched a non-profit partnership with J.P. Lunn, PGA member and President of PGA REACH Middle-Atlantic, to launch a signature HBCU program called 4tee Acres to provide students with access to quality golf clubs, clothes, and a variety of clinics.
Despite all that did not go right in his first season after controversially leaving Jackson State University, a historically Black school, Black fans in particular have rallied around “Coach Prime.” He high-stepped into Boulder, a city with a population of just 1.3% Black people, reinvigorated a downtrodden fan base and built a national coalition of support.